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3Critical
7High
12Medium
4Low
26Total

Interactive elements missing keyboard access

Critical

Buttons and custom components can only be activated with a mouse — keyboard-only users cannot interact with core functionality.

Suggested fix

Add onKeyDown handlers and ensure all interactive elements have proper tabIndex attributes.

WCAG 2.1.1 · Level A6 instances

Form inputs missing associated labels

High

Multiple form fields have no programmatically associated label.

Sound familiar?

The audit is done.
Now what?

Accessibility audits produce long, dense reports full of technical findings. They sit in inboxes, get added to backlogs, and quietly become someone else's problem.

The issue isn't that teams don't care. It's that no one has translated the audit into actual work.

  • We have a report but don't know where to start

  • Issues aren't organized by what actually matters first

  • The technical language doesn't translate to our workflow

  • It gets deprioritized every sprint until it's a crisis

The transformation

Raw audit in.
Fix plan out.

Raw audit report
1.1.1 Non-text Content (A)
  FAIL — img missing alt
  Selector: .hero img, .card img
  Impact: critical

2.1.1 Keyboard (A)
  FAIL — not keyboard accessible
  Selector: div[role=button]
  Impact: critical

1.3.1 Info & Relationships (A)
  FAIL — form inputs unlabeled
  Selector: input[type=email]
  Impact: serious
Ground
work
Prioritized fix plan
Interactive elements missing keyboard accessCritical
Images missing alt textCritical
Form inputs missing labelsHigh

Suggested fix #1

Add onKeyDown handlers. Ensure all interactive elements have tabIndex and role attributes.

How it works

From audit to action in minutes.

1

Upload your audit

Drop in a PDF or CSV from any scanner or manual audit. Lighthouse, axe, WAVE, manual review — it all works.

2

Issues are prioritized

Critical and high items surface first. Related problems are grouped so the priority order is always clear.

3

Get a fix plan

Each issue includes a plain-English explanation, a suggested fix, and optional code guidance. Ready to turn into tickets the same day.

What you get

A fix plan that's actually usable.

Interactive elements missing keyboard access

Critical

Several buttons and custom components can only be activated with a mouse. Keyboard-only users and screen reader users cannot interact with core product functionality.

Suggested Fix

Ensure all interactive elements are reachable and operable via keyboard. Use native HTML elements where possible, or implement proper tabIndex and keydown handlers.

<button onClick={handleSubmit} onKeyDown={(e) => e.key === "Enter" && handleSubmit()}>
  Submit
</button>
WCAG
2.1.1 Keyboard (Level A)
Element
button.submit-action, div[role='button']
Location
Homepage hero

Form inputs missing associated labels

High

Multiple form fields have no programmatically associated label. Screen readers will announce these as unlabeled, leaving users unable to understand what information is required.

Suggested Fix

Add a <label> element with a matching htmlFor attribute for every input, or use aria-label as a fallback when a visible label isn't possible.

<label htmlFor="email">Email address</label>
<input id="email" type="email" />
WCAG
1.3.1 Info and Relationships (Level A)
Element
input[type='email'], input[type='text']
Location
User Form

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